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Ethics Commission moves to closed session and decides not to disclose director—s evaluation

San Francisco Ethics Commission · November 26, 2012
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Summary

The commission met in closed session to conduct the Executive Director—s performance evaluation and subsequently voted not to disclose the closed-session deliberations, while publicly commending the director—s performance.

The San Francisco Ethics Commission moved into closed session to deliberate on the performance evaluation of Executive Director St. Croix under applicable government code and Sunshine Ordinance provisions. After the closed session, the commission returned to open session and voted not to disclose the closed-session deliberations pursuant to Sunshine Ordinance Section 67.12(a).

Before adjourning, the chair publicly commended the executive director and staff for their work over the past year. Public commenters had urged periodic evaluations and goal-setting; the commission indicated the evaluation was handled in closed session as is customary for personnel matters.

A voice vote in open session approved the motion not to disclose the deliberations.